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Presentation of the Shift2Rail Multi-Annual Action Plan Shift2Rail Information Day for non-JU members (Open calls for proposals) 20 January 2016 Giorgio TRAVAINI, S2R Programme Coordinator 1 S2R Multiannual Action Plan Background 2 What is


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Presentation of the Shift2Rail Multi-Annual Action Plan

Shift2Rail Information Day for non-JU members (Open calls for proposals) 20 January 2016

Giorgio TRAVAINI, S2R Programme Coordinator

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S2R Multiannual Action Plan

Background

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What is the S2R MAAP?

  • The MAAP is a long-term investment planning document, which translates

the strategic research and innovation priorities for the rail sector – as described in the S2R Master Plan - into concrete actions, milestones and deliverables to be undertaken collaboratively by the S2R JU in the period 2015-2024.

  • The MAAP has been developed collaboratively between the founding

members of the S2R JU other than the Union and the pre-selected candidate associated members of the S2R JU, with the support and coordination of the S2R JU interim Executive Director and the S2R Programme Office.

  • The advisory bodies of the S2R JU (Scientific Committee, States

Representatives Group) and the European Railway Agency have been consulted on the MAAP and their recommendations taken into account.

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What is the S2R MAAP?

  • The MAAP includes all the activities that are foreseen to be co-funded by

the S2R JU. It currently contains the description of activities worth an estimated value of about EUR 765 million (a reserve of the S2R JU budget has been left aside for contingency reasons, e.g. outcome of evaluation review cases, second call for associated members). The estimated total value of the total S2R activities, which will have to be reflected in the next version of the MAAP , is estimated at EUR 777 million.

  • These activities will either be undertaken directly by the JU members other

than the Union, or implemented by non-JU members following calls for proposals or calls for tenders.

  • The document will serve as the basis for preparing the annual work plans
  • f the S2R JU, thereby helping to ensure continuity and synchronicity of

investments.

  • It is a living document that will be updated on a regular basis.

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S2R Multiannual Action Plan

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Structure of the MAAP

GENERAL INTRODUCTION PART 1:

SHIFT2RAIL: PROMOTING THE MODAL SHIFT AND THE COMPETITIVENESS OF THE EUROPEAN RAILWAY INDUSTRY

PART 2:

SHIFT2RAIL PROGRAMME SCOPE AND STRUCTURE

PART 3: DETAILED MULTIANNUAL ACTION PLAN PER IP

IP1 IP2 IP3 IP4 IP5 CCA

Rationale and narrative Technical description

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Structure of the MAAP - details

General introduction

  • PART 1: SHIFT2RAIL: PROMOTING THE MODAL SHIFT AND THE COMPETITIVENESS OF THE EUROPEAN

RAILWAY INDUSTRY

  • Meeting the challenges set in H2020
  • Rationale for S2R
  • S2R governance structure
  • PART 2 – SHIFT2RAIL PROGRAMME SCOPE AND STRUCTURE
  • S2R programme structure
  • Summary of Major Demonstrations and Technology Developments

PART3: Detailed multiannual action plan per IP

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Context and motivation

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Objectives of the IP and expected results

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Past and ongoing European & national research projects

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Set-up and structure of the IP

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Technical Demonstrators (TDs) of the IP: incl. Concept and objectives of the TD, technical ambition of the TD, specific

Demonstration activities and contribution to ITDs/SPDs, impact of the TD, implementation of the work programme and planning and budget

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IP1 - Cost Efficient and Reliable Trains

Overview of the Technical Demonstrators

  • TD1.1 – Traction Systems
  • TD1.2 – Train Control and Monitoring System (TCMS)
  • TD1.3 - Carbody Shell
  • TD1.4 - Running Gear
  • TD1.5 – Brakes Systems
  • TD1.6 - Doors and Access Systems
  • TD1.7 - Train Modularity In Use (TMIU)

Expected value of the entire IP (incl. open calls, without reserve): EUR 221.5M

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IP2 - Advanced Traffic Management and Control Systems

  • TD2.1 – Adaptable communications for all railways
  • TD2.2 – Railway network capacity increase (ATO up to GoA4 - UTO)
  • TD2.3 - Moving Block
  • TD2.4 - Fail-Safe Train Positioning (including satellite technology)
  • TD2.5 – On-board Train Integrity
  • TD2.6 - Zero on-site testing
  • TD2.7 - Formal methods and standardisation
  • TD2.8 – Virtually - Coupled Train Sets
  • TD2.9 – Traffic management evolution
  • TD2.10 - Smart radio-connected objects
  • TD2.11 – Cyber Security

Overview of the Technical Demonstrators

Expected value of the entire IP (incl. open calls, without reserve): EUR 191,4M

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IP3 - Cost Efficient and Reliable Infrastructure

  • TD3.1 – Enhanced Switch & Crossing System
  • TD3.2 – Next Generation Switch & Crossing System
  • TD3.3 - Optimised Track System
  • TD3.4 - Next Generation Track System
  • TD3.5 – Proactive Bridge and Tunnel Assessment, Repair and Upgrade
  • TD3.6 - Dynamic Railway Information Management System
  • TD3.7 - Railway Integrated Measuring and Monitoring System
  • TD3.8 – Intelligent Asset Management Strategies
  • TD3.9 – Smart Power Supply
  • TD3.10 - Smart Metering
  • TD3.11 – Future Stations

Overview of the Technical Demonstrators

Expected value of the entire IP (incl. open calls, without reserve): EUR 150,3M€

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IP4 - IT Solutions for Attractive Railway Services

  • TD4.1 – Interoperability Framework
  • TD4.2 – Travel Shopping
  • TD4.3 - Booking & Ticketing
  • TD4.4 - Trip Tracker
  • TD4.5 – Travel Companion
  • TD4.6 - Business Analytics Platform
  • TD4.7 – integrated TD

Overview of the Technical Demonstrators

Expected value of the entire IP (incl. open calls, without reserve): EUR 84,8M€

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IP5 - Technologies for sustainable and attractive European rail freight

  • TD5.0 – Business analytics and implementation strategies
  • TD5.1 – Freight electrification, brakes and telematics
  • TD5.2 – Access and Operation
  • TD5.3 - Wagon design
  • TD5.4 - Novel Terminal, Hubs, Marshalling Yards, Sidings
  • TD5.5 – New Freight Propulsion Concepts
  • TD5.6 - Autonomous train operation

Overview of the Technical Demonstrators

Expected value of the entire IP (incl. open calls, without reserve): EUR 82,1M

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CCA – Cross Cutting Activities

  • Work Area 1 - Long-term needs and socio-economic research
  • Work Area 2 – KPI method development and integrated assessment
  • Work Area 3 – Safety, Standardisation, Smart Maintenance, Smart Materials & Virtual

certification

  • Work Area 4 –Smart Mobility (Smart Planning & Integrated Mobility Management)
  • Work Area 5 Energy and Sustainability (Noise & Vibration)
  • Work Area 6 – Human Capital

Overview of the Working Areas

Expected value of the entire IP (incl. open calls, without reserve): EUR 34,6M

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Example of a Technology Demonstrator

  • Technological output to be delivered by this TD:

New generation TCMS architectures and components with wireless capabilities, enhanced throughput, safety and security functionalities, supporting distributed function execution and mechanisms for easier authorisation.

  • Specific achievements to be delivered by this TD:
  • 1. Reduce the amount and weight of cabling for train control by half (Save 10 km of cable in each 20 m railcar). Reduce the

space used by electronics hardware by 25%

  • 2. Ability to implement SIL4 functions in the TCMS to perform additional safety-critical tasks.
  • 3. Increase in the availability of trains related to the functioning of train control and monitoring by 50%
  • 4. Ability to couple any pair of multiple unit of different types, a feature currently totally non-existent and can significantly

increase line capacity

  • 5. Support technologically the development of the “virtual coupling” concept, which can dramatically increase the capacity
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  • 6. Reduce cost, time and effort in project engineering, integration and authorisation phases by 50%

Current TCMS: Future TCMS:

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Example of a Technology Demonstrator

  • the contribution of TD 1.2 TCMS to the different ITDs of Shift2Rail :
  • Interaction with other TDs and IPs:
  • Planning (budget estimated at 48,8M€):

Specific Specification

  • Techn. objective

Activities Market TRL Metro 6/7 Regional 6/7 Train Control &

  • Monit. System

Metro 6/7 Regional 5 Metro 6/7 5 6/7 Support the Functional Open Coupling Virtual Placing on the Market Technology definition, protocols and procedures Generic 6/7 Standardised simulation framework in which all subsystems of the train will be simulated, allowing remote and distributed testing including hardware in-the- loop through heterogeneous communication networks. Functional distribution architecture Specification, architecture and interface definition New architectural concept based on standard framework & application profiles, distributed computing to allow execution of compliant functions on end devices distributed along the vehicle meeting different safety & integrity requirements Regional Research Area Demonstrator Wireless TCMS Radio techn., architecture and protocols Incorporate wireless technologies to the train communication network solutions (i.e. train backbone, consist network and train to ground communication). Drive-by-data Architecture, protocols Provide a train-wide communication network for full TCMS support including the replacement of train lines, connecting safety functions up to SIL4 (incl. signalling). Focus of activity

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S2R Multiannual Action Plan

Its importance

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  • It constitutes a reference document along life of the JU, therefore

all grants awarded for the action/projects should aims to implement part of the Multi Annual Action Plan (‘MAAP’).

  • It constitutes the base for qualitative content of the JU Membership

Agreements

  • It enables the preparation of result-oriented Annual Work Plans:

 launch of calls for proposals to JU members and through open call (non-JU Members):

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The MAAP importance